I know this is only for the time being but some UI could be made, would love to do it. :-)

For now, the search query shows that I made 0 pull requests.
However, it shouldn't it show 2 pull requests that I made today?
The checker should not be using UTC - 12:00.

I suggest removing the Timezone portion from the search query.

Once you "check" each username, it would be really nice to have a social sharing button for Twitter - using the #hacktoberfest hashtag and tagging the user.

It shouldn't include closed pull requests in the counting.

Listing all the contributors.

tracker is currently marking some of my closed PRs as merged.

i know this project is just for shits and giggles, but thought you'd like to know.

btw, do we not even need our PRs merged anymore? we just have to open them?

When you search pull request by username and navigation to prev and then next page it shows page without styles.
This occurs because during navigation loads only prs.hbs component without wrapper template

Thinking about how can I solve this problem.

Any suggestions?

Add a way of checking code style and have it fail the build (see #106) if the code doesn't adhere. Am open to tools/libraries.

Add the following badge to the top of the readme

[![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/jenkoian/hacktoberfest-checker.svg?branch=master)](https://travis-ci.org/jenkoian/hacktoberfest-checker)

Open to tools and libraries to use for this.

Apparently, PRs created in my fork of the Hacktoberfest repo are also being counted as Contributions, and closed PRs (closed without merging) also add to valid contributions.

If you enter my username, it shows 0 contribution but if you open my profile you can see that I have 2 contributions already. :(

Bit more challenging this one but think it'd be quite neat to have some kind of ticker somewhere which pops up with issues recently opened on github with the hacktoberfest label.

You should be able to use https://developer.github.com/v3/search/#search-issues which you can filter by labels.

I would like to see a 'php', 'javascript' or whatever next to the list of hacktoberfest labelled issues underneath the score, to make it easier for newer guys to find projects they can work on in their language.

I attempted to look at this myself, before I realised it was node.js, that I knew nothing about node.js, and after spending two hours on it, couldn't figure out how to use the npm-github-api to gather any detail about the repo! (but any help would be great so I can get it done!)

Search input looks a bit small on mobile.

If there are quite a lot PR listed on the checker's site then only the head of the list is visible ans scrolling is awefully missed.

I'm seeing way more pull requests submitted than I've actually made.

I believe I should have like two. Trying a couple of other usernames, it seems like the incorrect ones are present for them as well.

Just letting u know it's not working.

pfefferle/atom-php-cs-fixer#71

Although there are no tests yet we could still build on travis to lint etc. Don't want to go mad with JS build stuff but some basic linting should be ok.

Maybe a pumpkin or something?

You may want to start looking at updating (UI/UX) this tool as the program is coming up again soon (2017 series). Here is a link to the new design page: https://hacktoberfest.digitalocean.com/. 👍

Typing in a # and submitting results in the following:

This app is something I knocked together pretty quickly, but as I now seem to be recycling it every year it'd be cool to make it a bit more maintainable. So it'd be cool to get some tests in place so that if I did wanna refactor I could do say with a modicum of reassurance.

I submitted 3 pull requests and only 2 were merged.
When I checked on hacktoberfest-checker, it showed 3/4, instead of 2/4

Disclaimer - I'm not sure if the fest has really started.
I have registered, and have submitted 3 PRs already. But the app says I've submitted 0/4. Is it me, or is it the app?

First of all awesome tool. We're raising a code challenge to make this in py Bottle and will refer people to this as template.

I got an issue: the GUI included this PR which should be outside the range:
https://api.github.com/repos/synedra/irresistible/pulls/4
"created_at": "2017-09-30T21:07:47Z",

controllers/index.js L15

        q: `-label:invalid+created:2017-09-30T00:00:00-12:00..2017-10-31T23:59:59-12:00+type:pr+is:public+author:${username}`

• why label:invalid? Any PR should do ("Find an issue labeled Hacktoberfest, but remember you aren’t limited to those")
• this includes the 30h of Sept
• I am not sure the -12 hours is needed, it seems to exclude the final hours 31st of Oct

For example my buddy Julian opened this PR AUS evening but API converted it to CET as per best practice working with datetimes:
https://api.github.com/repos/pybites/challenges/pulls/107
"created_at": "2017-10-03T09:02:32Z",

Their site is indeed a bit confusing: "To get a shirt, you must make four pull requests between October 1–31 in any timezone" - but I think as the API returns CET (the 'Z' at the end of 'created_at') we don't have to add/subtract hours. But I could be wrong of course, what do you think?

Looking at the Github PR query, it is currently fetching PR requests filtered by time between 2016-09-30T00:00:00-12:00 and 2016-10-31T23:59:59-12:00. Shouldn't it start on October 1st instead of September 30th? I noticed this because I have 4 PRs in September 30th that are currently being counted which I don't think they should be.

If you add a login button and allow people to login through GitHub, it would allow the site to automatically display their current stats.

Or you could store the last-checked user as a cookie and automatically display that the next time the user opens the site.

Just wanted to mention I created a Slack command based off of your work here. :)

https://github.com/troutowicz/hacktoberfest-slack

yesterday everything was fine... Now we are getting this error:

anything we can to help get it to work again ? =)

Currently, if you have more than 4 PRs, you get a very long list to show what you've contributed to, what if we made it that only 4 showed, and then you could expand the list to show all of the PRs? I think this could be a nice feature for those who have tons of PRs.

Was thinking it'd be cool to have a graph or like a sparkline somewhere of PRs opened throughout October, maybe we can dip a little in to September also to give a comparison.

Should be able to call something like https://api.github.com/search/issues?q=created:2016-09-30T00:00:00-12:00..2016-10-01T23:59:59-12:00&sort=created&order=asc&type=pr which will give you the total_count at the top. We can then use this total count for each time period (each day I guess) and then plot our graph. If that ends up firing off too many API requests (it could potentially mean over 30 API requests per request) then possibly we can just give that one API request the complete range (e.g. mid september to end of october) and then traverse the results to work out when the PRs were created. Results are paginated though so would need to take that into account also.

https://twitter.com/digitalocean/status/784388561521012736

Should just be a case of updating the following: https://github.com/jenkoian/hacktoberfest-checker/blob/master/index.js#L56

Before:
q: 'created:2016-09-30T00:00:00-12:00..2016-10-31T23:59:59-12:00+type:pr+is:public+author:' + username

After:
q: '-label:invalid+created:2016-09-30T00:00:00-12:00..2016-10-31T23:59:59-12:00+type:pr+is:public+author:' + username

When I search my username account via smartphone, the PR results didn't show the exact same as web result, like this :

The checker's icons don't distinguish between Merged and Closed PRs. They both show as the Merged icon.

A Closed PR should use the "Request" icon but it should be colored Red. That is how Github represents them.

I think the fix would be related to the file https://github.com/jenkoian/hacktoberfest-checker/blob/master/views/partials/prs.hbs. It appears that there are only two states defined - one for "open" and one for "closed".

See line <div class="fl w-10 pa2 closed">

There probably needs to be a third state defined so there is "open" (which is the green request icon), "merged" (which is the purple merge icon), and "closed" (which is a red request icon).

Happy Hacktoberfest!

In the description of one's PR in Hacktoberfest, It is showing all the PRs one submitted in October, instead, it should just show the ones which have label Hacktoberfest.

Build PRs and master with Travis CI. For this ticket, simply building the app (running npm install without error etc.) is enough, tests, code style etc. to be done as part of other tickets.

Use a less serif font

Example

The third PR has been closed but not merged.

I don't think they count...do they?

See https://help.github.com/articles/creating-a-pull-request-template-for-your-repository/ am open to suggestions for format, but would favour something very lightweight.

There's a bit of problem on smaller screen like for example mobile. The text overlaps the container as you can see on this image.

Update: I created a PR to simply enable ellipsis on the text so it stays on one line

^
Is it supposed to add contributions that you make from your own repos marked with Hacktoberfest issues?

At the moment the app is showing the plaintext version of the issue descriptions such as [sometext](somelink) rather than just the hyperlink. It would be great if this markdown (GFM) could be converted to html.

I have read thats its a good practice to write prefix commands with $ to differentiate among comments. So can we change them in readme

People are sharing screenshots of the Hacktoberfest checker page in Twitter and other social media. Perhaps it would be possible to make the user's result page sharable with Open Graph meta tags so just sharing your result URL would unfurl in Twitter etc. There could also be share buttons like "Tweet this".

http://ogp.me/
https://developer.twitter.com/en/docs/tweets/optimize-with-cards/overview/abouts-cards
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/sharing/webmasters/
https://dev.twitter.com/web/tweet-button

May be it's a question for Digital Ocean team. But, as usual they don't seem to have a repo for the hacktoberfest site.

Any PR made during the window counts or it needs to be merged?